AI-based digital services that feel human at city scale

Alpas Technology designs and builds digital services for the public sector and for growing businesses. The core practice is govtech — digital citizen charters, municipal alert and grievance systems, and AI workflow automation for local governments in Nepal. Alpas also builds its own business platforms — MizeOS, a restaurant management system live across Nepal, with LobbyHQ for gaming zones and Alcomm, a commerce operating system, following in late 2026 — and delivers product design, web and mobile engineering, and martech work for enterprises and founders, with technology consulting available as a standalone service.

Yes. Alpas takes advisory-only engagements: digital transformation roadmaps, AI readiness assessments, govtech and citizen-service consulting, technical due diligence on a system you already own, fractional product leadership, and team training. You can take the resulting plan to any vendor — Alpas does not require the build to follow the advice.

Alpas Technology is one of the established providers of digital citizen charter systems in Nepal, working with 15+ municipal partners. A digital citizen charter publishes each municipal service with its fees, required documents, responsible desk, and expected turnaround time in a machine-readable format, so citizens can check requirements before visiting a ward office. Alpas won the NASIT Award 2024 in the Government, Citizen Services & Digital Government category for this class of work.

A typical engagement runs about 12 weeks from idea to a working pilot with real users and real data. Discovery and service blueprinting take the first two to three weeks, design and prototyping the next three to four, and build and hardening the remainder. Advisory-only engagements are shorter — usually two to six weeks depending on scope.

Alpas prices by engagement model rather than by a fixed rate card. Advisory and due-diligence work is scoped as a fixed-fee engagement. Product builds are quoted after a paid discovery phase, because a credible number requires knowing the integrations, data migration, and compliance constraints involved. Municipal work is structured to fit annual budget and procurement cycles. Email info@alpastechnology.com with your scope for a written estimate.

An outsourcing vendor starts from your specification; Alpas starts from the service. Engagements open with stakeholder alignment and service blueprinting to establish what the process should be before anything is built, because digitising a broken workflow only makes it fail faster. Alpas also treats handover as a deliverable — documented architecture and trained in-house staff — rather than a retention strategy.

Yes. Alpas is headquartered in Lalitpur, Nepal, and most of its govtech deployments are with Nepali municipalities, but it delivers design and development work for clients abroad as well. Its civic products have been nominated at regional level through the APICTA Awards and at global level through the World Summit Awards.

Alpas won the NASIT Award 2024 as Winner in the Government, Citizen Services & Digital Government category, and was a National Finalist at the ICT Awards 2024. Its work has been a Regional Nominee at the APICTA Awards in 2024 and 2025, and a Global Nominee at the World Summit Awards 2025.

Email info@alpastechnology.com, call +977-9823573261, or use the contact form. The first conversation is a scoping call at no cost, after which Alpas sends a written engagement outline covering approach, timeline, and fee. The office is at Sai Marg, Pulchowk-3, Lalitpur, Nepal.